domain go-ogle.info

[innocentmwangi]

I have registered two domains:

go-ogle.info
work-at-home-opportunity.net

Now, go-ogle will be a search engine and web directory portal. i have already uploaded my initial index page.

work-at-home-opportunity.net is self explanatory, but I have currently pointed it to one of my other domains.

What do guys think? I'm not selling though!

 

[weissnich]

go-ogle.info ?
hmm, there is already a search engine that has a similar name...

 

[Jonj1611]

Think you may run into some problems with go-ogle especially if you set it up as a search engine, think Google would be all over you personally.

Cheers
Jon

 

[dgridley]

I agree..

I like your other name tho.. mid xx is possible IMO

Think you may run into some problems with go-ogle especially if you set it up as a search engine, think Google would be all over you personally.

Cheers
Jon

 

[theparamount]

Obv TM problems. Don't even think about registering another one. That ones lower than 0.

The other one is low xx.

 

[pertosda]

I see them both as reg fee. Good luck.

 

[Archangel]

go-ogle.info ?
hmm, there is already a search engine that has a similar name...

Worthless -- no value whatsoever. TM issues with Google = no fun.

 

[Kate]

go-ogle.info
=> not a good idea to use that kind of name, huge TM issues.
Who will type in a name hyphened like that anyway ? You can't be serious ? :o
=> $0

work-at-home-opportunity.net
=> long names and 3 hyphens. Names like that are sometimes used for search engine campaigns (like google adwords etc) but they are used to redirect traffic. Very few people would actually type in the name. And it's not even .com. I would say reg fee.

 

[innocentmwangi]

thanks guys for your comments. If the name has tm issues, I will pull the plug; but can someone tell me whether "go ogle" or "go-ogle" is a tm? I see both as two words, not one. On the other domain, I don't expect someone to type it out; but I see great potential in keyword marketing. I'm developing it for work at home business. If you type "work at home" in google, you will see what I mean. Thanks all the same for your comments.

 

[softgroups]

try to sell the google one to google, maiby they will give you 1k ... for it i think that google is buying every year hundrents of domain names like google.co.uk ; goooooogle.com ; gooooooooooooooooooooogle.com ,etc

 

[innocentmwangi]

just a clalification, go-ogle.info is NOT a search engine. My plans were to create an information site on search engines, anlyzing which engines are best suited for what kind of searches, etc. Does anyone know of a site that evaluates various search engines based on, speed, accuracy, relevance, ease of use, etc? go-ogle.info is meant to be an informational website as the extension suggests - and that's why I thought it would make a good domain - and the fact that other people have registered go-ogle.org, go-ogle.com, go-ogle.net and go-ogle.us encouraged me to regsiter this one. On second thoughts, maybe I should hang onto this one and let it expire if by then it will still have tm issues.

 

[-db-]

...other people have registered go-ogle.org, go-ogle.com, go-ogle.net and go-ogle.us...

But surely not for reselling.

It would make no sense.

Those names, as domains alone, are not worth the price of a cheeseburger, imho.

 

[innocentmwangi]

I'm not selling. go-ogle.info is already developed (well, at least one page so far having registered it just a couple of days ago). I'm going to develop both domains.

But surely not for reselling.

It would make no sense.

Those names, as domains alone, are not worth the price of a cheeseburger, imho.